Dr. Emily Stephens
Assistant Professor
Office: 104E
Email: emily.stephens@minotstateu.edu
Phone Number: 701-858-3595
Education:
- Bachelor of Science from Minot State University
- Master of Science from Minot State University
Certification:
- CCC-Speech-Language Pathology through the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
Licensure:
- North Dakota State Board of Examiners in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology
Teaching Responsibilities:
- CSD 411: Clinical Practicum
- CSD 511: Clinical Practicum
- CSD 513: Assessment Practicum
- CSD 324: Techniques in Communication Disorders
- CSD 545: School Aged Language Disorders
Before joining Minot State University in 2021, I spent 7 years as a school-based speech language pathologist, working extensively with children who had speech sound, language, fluency, cognitive communication, and social communication disorders. My experience also involves working with children who have developmental disabilities, children on the autism spectrum, and with individuals who use alternative and augmentative communication. My areas of interest include speech sound disorders, school aged language disorders, and language and literacy. In the spring of 2024, I completed an intensive training on the assessment and treatment of Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). Through my training and clinical experiences, I have the necessary skills to effectively and ethically assess, identify, and treat those with CAS. Additionally, I currently serve as the secretary for the North Dakota Speech-Language-Hearing Association and act as the faculty advisor for the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association on campus.
